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Is that still the case? Bummer... yeah I forgot entirely this was a thread about making Chrome a more locked-down OS. I was running Docker just fine on the AR
by yebyen 9y ago
Is that still the case? Bummer... yeah I forgot entirely this was a thread about making Chrome a more locked-down OS.
I was running Docker just fine on the ARM hardware until they upped the kernel requirements (so, probably v1.11? Something something, unsupported now...) I almost wound up compiling my own kernel, but it was too complicated,
I wasn't sure I'd be able to do it at all without switching to Chromium OS, and at that point I might as well set up a server doing nightly builds and run my own Omega protocol OS Update infrastructure.
Yeah, I would definitely not ask programmers to work on a locked-down ChromeOS machine without crouton.
- holtalanm 9y agoI used a Toshiba Chromebook 2 (2015) for a development machine for a while. used crouton for some of that time, but eventually just reformatted it over to Ubuntu installed on the bare metal exactly because I could not use Docker on the ChromeOS kernel. I also thought about building the kernel myself, but said screw it, reformatting was easier. :)
- yebyen 9y agoMan what happened, we used to compile kernels all the time right... /nostalgia